Jewellery Hyperreal - How could jewellery be transferred into hyperreality?: Interview by Schmuck2 with Lisa Walker
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Published: 17.07.2015

This interview is part of the Jewellery Hyperreal - How could jewellery be transferred into hyperreality? a publication by Schmuck2. Within a temporary laboratory at Künstlerhaus Lukas in Ahrenshoop (Germany) 2012, which focused on questions about the significance and the existence of a hyperreality hold for the concept of jewellery, the art Historian Dr. Anne Schloen and the artist Susan Pietzsch conducted a series of interviews which have been collected in this book. Here you could enjoy the talk with the new zealander artist.
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